REGULATING

RESOLUTIONS

integrative psychotherapy, online and in Dearborn, Michigan

Do you know this feeling?

You want to feel safe, comfortable, connected and have pleasure in your life, but instead you feel

  • Overwhelmed by emotions and feelings?

  • Distressed by your body’s reactions and sensations?

  • Triggered and frozen, frightened, or angry?

  • That chronic pain or illness is preventing you from participating in your life?

  • Lost, helpless, numb, or directionless?

  • Ashamed, guilty, or embarrassed?

  • Trapped in cycles of anxiety and discomfort?

Are you ready to break free from the grip of anxiety and discomfort?

Our psychoeducational approach to integrative, mind-body therapy is the regulating resolution you've been searching for! Blending multiple ways of reprocessing what isn’t working for you anymore, we'll explore the intricate and automatic ways your body protects you from what it detects as dangerous.

Together, we'll untangle the patterns that keep you feeling reactive, trapped, and scared. You’ll receive the help you need to cultivate a deeper sense of safety and well-being.

Contact Regulating Resolutions and take a step towards regulation and resolution!

Are you struggling with …

  • family conflict or difficult relationships?

  • support while parenting?

  • managing multiple responsibilities and roles?

  • anxiety and worry?

  • obsessions and compulsions?

  • trauma and getting triggered?

  • chronic pain, illness, or syndrome?

  • Experience healing regulation and resolution through Trauma and Dysregulation Reprocessing, a comprehensive approach that integrates cutting-edge therapeutic modalities, including Critical Memory Integration (CMI) and Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART).

    Dianne’s holistic approach addresses the patterned interplay between the autonomic nervous system and negative reactivity and builds your awareness of the living legacy of trauma in your body to help you orient to safety in the present moment and apply psychotherapeutic ‘goo-gone’ to getting stuck in the past. By unlocking the body's innate capacity for self-regulation, Dianne guides you to navigate interpersonal challenges, overcome shame, and reclaim a sense of safety and wholeness in your life.

  • Jade is passionate about supporting mothers through the diverse and often unexpected challenges of motherhood. Her commitment lies in validating and normalizing the broad spectrum of emotions that arise while balancing the responsibilities of both working and stay-at-home parenting.

    With a secure and empathetic atmosphere, Jade uses a humanistic approach that allows individuals to comfortably navigate motherhood and life transitions. She guides clients through mindfulness, self-reflection, cognitive-behavioral interventions, and integrative psychotherapy techniques tailored to their specific needs. Jade's goal is to help her clients feel empowered and to adopt a more tranquil and compassionate perspective on themselves and their roles in motherhood through life transitions.

    Discover healing and compassion that enable you to gift yourself grace and security during periods of change. Your journey towards a better you begins here.

  • Our Resolution of Conflict, Inside and Out approach is tailored for families and individuals grappling with conflict, dysfunction, relational wounds, and difficulties with relationships.

    Family dynamics can be both a source of support and a challenge. As a therapist with extensive experience addressing family conflict and dysfunction, Leticia provides a safe and collaborative space for families to strengthen their connections, improve communication, and resolve persistent issues. Leticia helps families navigate complex emotions, address patterns that no longer serve them, and build healthier relationships.

    Leticia’s approach to care supports individuals dealing with childhood trauma, relational wounds, post-traumatic stress, and complex relationship issues. She creates a compassionate, structured space where clients can safely explore and heal past traumas and current conflicts, reconnect with their sense of self, and build healthier relationships. Leticia uses evidence-based methods to help clients resolve internal conflicts, restore a sense of calm, and develop skills for managing family and relational dynamics. Through this integrative process, she empowers her clients to overcome inner struggles, build resilience, and cultivate more balanced, fulfilling connections.

  • Dr. Comrie is dedicated to guiding individuals towards lives of meaning and fulfillment. He specializes in integrating physical activity and emotional well-being to support his clients on their journey to personal growth.

    By fostering psychological flexibility, Dr. Comrie’s approach empowers individuals to navigate life's challenges with resilience and grace. Engaging clients through mindful movement practices, modernized cognitive-behavioral interventions, and values-based therapy, Dr. Comrie guides clients towards a balanced and fulfilling life, where mental and physical health are in harmony.

    Experience transformative healing and embrace a life aligned with your truest self with the encouragement of this compassionate and knowledgeable practitioner.

Regulating Resolutions features

Dianne Goetsch, LLP - Master Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) clinician

Have you tried traditional talk therapy but haven’t experienced the change you were hoping for?

You’re feeling overwhelmed.

You’re feeling stuck.

You’re feeling trapped.

You’re feeling anxious, depressed, agitated, lost, detached, and relationships have gone sour.

&

You’re ready to feel better.

You want to eliminate what’s holding you back.

You’re ready to feel safe.

You’re looking for rapid relief and deeply restorative resolution.

That’s where Accelerated Resolution Therapy comes in.

ART FAQs

Telehealth Accelerated Resolution Therapy in Michigan ART

  • Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) is a brain-based, evidence-based therapy incorporating bilateral stimulation through eye-movements that is proven to be highly effective in helping people reduce dysregulation and suffering in their life. ART roughly originated as a target/theme-focused derivative of EMDR and has since been developed into a rich and strikingly effective therapeutic treatment.

    Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) is a form of therapy that aims to help individuals eliminate negative images, sensations, and reactions associated with traumatic or distressing memories, in addition to almost any other concern (e.g., phobia, anxiety, depression, grief, OCD). Through bilateral stimulation eye-movements, ART helps the brain process and integrate these images in a way that reduces their emotional intensity (i.e., desensitization). This can lead to elimination or reduction in symptoms and dysregulation. ART also focuses on identifying and changing intrusive images, patterns of body reactions, and unhelpful thought patterns that may be contributing to emotional distress (i.e., reprocessing). By addressing the root causes of traumatic images, negative sensations and reactions, ART helps individuals voluntarily change their images and sensations to more helpful and positive images and sensations, giving themselves what they need, and ultimately achieve a greater sense of well-being and unburdening (i.e., “positization”).

  • ART is firmly grounded in techniques used in well-established evidence-based treatments, including exposure through visualization, visualized in-vivo exposure, relaxation/stress inoculation facilitated by eye movements, re-scripting of negative images, Gestalt and Internal Family Systems techniques, use of metaphors, neurobiology, integrative polyvagal theory, and others. ART is an evidence-based treatment and research is ongoing. https://acceleratedresolutiontherapy.com/evidence-based/

    Bilateral stimulation through eye-movements is thought to help keep both hemispheres of the brain "online" at the same time via processing across the corpus callosum, the part of the brain that connects hemispheres. The prefrontal cortex, AKA "thinking brain", is thought to be "offline" when reexperiencing or having a flashback.

    Eye-movements (bilateral stimulation): The exact mechanism behind why bilateral eye-movements work is still being studied, but it's believed to be related to the way the brain processes and integrates traumatic or distressing memories. The theory behind bilateral stimulation, which includes eye-movements, is that it activates both sides of the brain simultaneously, which can facilitate communication between the different parts of the brain involved in processing memories and emotions. This may help to reduce the intensity of negative emotions associated with the memory, and promote a more adaptive perspective on the event. Additionally, bilateral eye-movements have been shown to induce a state of relaxation and calmness, which can be helpful in reducing anxiety and promoting emotional regulation. While the exact mechanisms are not fully understood, many people who have undergone bilateral eye-movement therapy, such as in Accelerated Resolution Therapy, have reported significant reductions in symptoms related to PTSD, anxiety, and depression.

    Working memory hypothesis: Maintaining dual attention to both disturbing material, such as traumatic memories, and the bilateral stimulation is thought to facilitate effective processing. Bilateral stimulation also taxes working memory as a person is talking about distressing events in the past. In doing so, this decreases emotional activation while engaging in recalling memories. Working memory involves using an active memory along with performing cognitive operations. When recalling a memory and engaging in bilateral stimulation, working memory is taxed and the memory may become less activating. Disturbing memories that are brought into consciousness while engaging in bilateral stimulation are subsequently stored back into long-term memory with less vividness and emotional intensity. Thus, memory is reconsolidated with less activation, facilitating traumatic healing.

  • ART can treat trauma, post-traumatic stress and injury, chronic pain, depression, anxiety, OCD, phobia, grief, and nearly ANY other issues and/or concerns. ART can also assist in connecting with your body, and reduce the intensity and frequency of negative experiences, intrusive images, and uncomfortable emotional experiences.

    Eliminating negative sensations & reactions: Reprocessing traumatic or distressing memories through bilateral eye-movements is a key component of Accelerated Resolution Therapy. During the reprocessing of ART, the therapist guides the client through a series of side-to-side eye movements while they focus on the problematic images and sensations. Through this reprocessing, the individual can begin to develop a more adaptive perspective on the event and replace negative images and sensations with positive ones. This helps eliminate negative symptoms and reactions and reduces the emotional intensity associated with the target and promotes a sense of closure and resolution.

    Reprocessing and “positizing”: Reprocessing through bilateral eye-movements is thought to work by promoting the natural healing process of the brain, which allows for the integration of the traumatic memory into the individual's overall life story. While the exact mechanisms are still being studied, bilateral eye-movements have been shown to be an effective treatment for trauma-related conditions, and can help individuals achieve a greater sense of emotional well-being. The eye-movements themselves are soothing and calming.

    Memory reconsolidation: Memory reconsolidation is a process by which previously stored memories are modified or updated in light of new experiences or information. When a memory is retrieved, it becomes temporarily unstable and is susceptible to change. During this time, the memory can be modified through the processes of ART. Reconsolidation occurs when the modified memory is re-stored, incorporating the new information or experience. The idea behind memory reconsolidation is that it allows for the updating of maladaptive or traumatic memories, leading to a reduction in associated negative emotions and behaviors.

  • ART provides relief and resolution in as few as one to five sessions per theme or issue. In ART, you don't have to talk about your experience. This protects you from reliving it. This aspect of ART is a client favorite!

  • Yes! Because ART takes so few sessions to quickly and wholly provide regulation and resolution, it is also the perfect adjunctive, supplemental, or additive treatment to your ongoing psychotherapy with another therapist. It’s important to me to collaborate care with other providers, so you would be offered to give permission for me to communicate with your primary therapist.

  • Laney Rosenzwieg, MS, LMFT is the creator of Accelerated Resolution Therapy. Each month, she provides a live meeting to introduce ART to those who would like to know more. You can join her monthly meeting through the ART website. https://acceleratedresolutiontherapy.com/reg/icat.php?course=Intro

    You can read more about ART on the ART website. https://acceleratedresolutiontherapy.com/

    You can watch Laney’s TEDx Talk on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vP7dx03arxI

    You can watch Laney provide an introduction to ART on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZQbo2aoQmg

    You can watch this video about ART, the brain, and “positization” on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCVluIbsq7Q